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§ BROCK THEATRE Phone 618, WHITBY Healthfully Air. Conditioned = All shows Daylight Saving Time: Thursday, Friday and Saturday, FEBRUARY 5-6-7 : - Two shows at 7.30 and' 9.30 pan ; Saturday Matinée at 1:80" "NAVY BLUES" Sicha with JACK OAKIE, . MARTHA RAYE, JACK HALEY, wil i hei IMPORTANT NOTICE--Effective on Monday, February 9th, all shows in future will start at 7.00 pm. = Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 4 FEBRUARY 9,10-11 Last complete show at 8.20 FRANK BUCK'S 'Jungle "Cavalcade' ~ Also an ADDED Attraction "Affectionately Yours" with Merle Oberon, Dennis Morgan, Rita Hayworth, Ralph Bellamy. COMING Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 12-13-14, "ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN" _ with Frederic March, Martha Scott. "| of "January, A.D, 1942, | Solicitor tir the PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1942 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Roy George Redman, Farmer, deecased. All ons having claims against the Estate of the above deceased who died at the Township of Reach, on the 6th%day of January, 1942, are herby 'notified to send to thé under- '| signed, on or before the 21st day of | February, 1942, full particulars of their claims, Immediately after the | 21st day of February, 1942, the assets of the 'deceased will be distributed | among the parties entitled thereto, having 'regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. : 'Dated at Port Perry the 20th day of January, 19b2, © JOSEPH DENNY, Solicitor for the Administrator herein, Prince Albert, Ontario, febb NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Thomas Davidson, Deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of the above deceased who died at the Village of Port Perry on the Tenth day of January, 1942, are hereby notified to send to the under- March, 1942, full particulars of their claims. Immediatély after the 2nd day of March, 1942, the assets of the deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled - thereto having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. Dated at Port Perry the 25th doy Joseph Denny, above Estate, Prince Albert, Ont. IB = " Every Day Satisfaction in . Baking i is assured IF You PURCHASE YOUR BAKING NEEDS FROM CANADA BREAD CO., LIMITED "PORT PERRY, ONT. | BE READY - ORDER YOUR JOHNSTON-APPROVED | OVERCOAT --NOW!-." Tailored-To-Measure $27.50 You'll appreciate that'custom-tailored feeling of being properly fitted and well dressed that you get in a Johnston - Approved Overcoat, tailored-to-your-measure. H signed on or before the 2nd day of : | EPSOM 'The Epsom Euchre Club are having another War Victims party in Memory Hall, Utica, on Friday night, Feb. 6th. We would like to see a good. atten- dance. Epsom .and Pr ospedt attended the annual meeting of - the Red Cross. at Manchester on Thursday afternoon last week. Three quilts were quilted and lunch was served by the Manches- ter ladies, | Mp. FL. Downs, of Cobourg, is , visiting with Rev. and Mys. Jenner, . IMPORTANT NOTICE After carrying on business for the past 12 years in-a place established over 650 years ago |. Miss Winnifred Jenner, Toronta, spent the week-end at the parsonage, ~Tloyd-Taylop,;-of-the-R.C.AF,, Sask, and Alvin Tripp, Toronto, at Mr, and § Mus. Robert Taylor's last week, 3, Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Taylor at Mr. £ and Mrs. Arthur Taylor's last Sunday. near the lake, the march of time and progress "have overtaken us, and at this time we are mov= ing our office, and, in' the fats, we will be located-- TWO DOORS: WEST. OF THE HOTEL "In making this move, our customers will find it more convenient. REESOR'S FUEL & LUMBER Phone 73w PORT PERRY, ONTARIO "JEMISON'S BAKERY THE HOME OF GOOD BAKING BREAD > BUNS PASTRY PRESH DAILY IN SEASONAL VARIETY DELIVERY--PHONE a8w Ee BS LJ ART: J EMISON + PROPRIETOR oline, the following the duration:-- or no more credit granted. a cash basis, © 1 yourself run too. low TERMS FOR DELIVERY - "After studying the help asked' of Coal Dealers he Oil Controller at Ottawa, by he 0 will fe the terms scheduled for All orders half ton or r less, "orders of one ton or over, to be paid within 30 days, days will automatically put the customer on Small orders of Toss thai one: "with another order, Yelivered wish an W before 'placing your order. and to congerve gas- strictly cash, Al 'Any account running 60 'ton wil have to be er, So kindly do not let . Phone 240w LAKE soucoq 'LUMBER a COAL co. LIMITED Miss Marguerite Bowles is spending # a {ew days with her sister in Toronto. The W. A. was held at the home of MrsMP. Luke last Wednesday aftor- # noon. 8 loa Mrs, Gorden Prentice's one even- 5 ing last week, My, and Mrs, Lorne Snodden at Mr, Mr. and Ms, Will Asling visited | win Mr, and Mrs. 'Walter Asling last %| Wednesday in Uxbridge. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Clark. and ; Marion at-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark's 2 !on Saturday, Miss Ruby Wilson ae the week- end in Toronto, Mr. Norman Claughton wisited re- latives in the Village over Sunday. her home in Greenwood, Mr.'and Mrs, Al, Christie at Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Love's on Sunday, Mr. Lloyd McDonald home from Pickering over the week-end, Mr. and 'Mrs! Lorne Snodden spent Sunday in Sunderland, Mr. and 'Mrs. Roy Slack, Oshawa, at Mr. and Mrs, Frank Millman's on Sun- day. LEER ter Miss Corbett spent the week-end at|. Your choicé of many pat - terns - - light, medium and" heavy weights in a great varlety of weaves. Order now - - be prepared for cold weather in a warm, protect. . ing Johnston overcoat. SOLD BY | F. W.BROCK & SON, Port Perry PRINCE ALBERT ~ MARRIED ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and 'Mrs. E. McCrea announce the marriage of their daughter Mar- garet Ilene, on October 17th, 1941, to Mr.© William H.' Parry, son of Mr. William T. Parry, of .Port Perry. WEDDING A quiet hut very pretty wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs, F. A, Luke, at Prince Albert, Ont,, on Tuesday, Jan, 27th, at 3 o'clock, when their daughter 'Margery Jean was united in marriage to Norman H. McCrea, son of Mr. and Mrs: E, McCrea, Prince Albert, "The bride looked; lovely in a floor length princess gown of white net over white satin with finger-tip vell|: held in place by a halo of orange: blossoms and lly of the valley, She, carried pink roses and baby's breath, The bride was attended by her younger sister Ruth Beulah, who wore a daffodil yellow taffeta floor-length gown, and carried roses and freesla, Norman was attended by his elder brother Gerald A. McCrea. Rev. P. L. Jull, of Brooklin, a former pastor of the brige, officiated. After a wedding dinner the young couple left on 'a midnight train for Ottawa, where they will reside. ~~» The January Meeting of the W.A. was held at the home of Miss Madden on the 28th, with the president, Mrs. MacGregor, in the chair. The meet ing was opened with the hymn, Jesus shall reign, and prayer by Mrs, H. R. Murphy. The Scripture reading was taken ffm Matthew 17. During the business period a motion carried that we give the Port Perry W.A. ten dol- lars toward parsonage expenses. The next meeting will be at Mys, Mac- Gregor's with Misses Graco Vickery, '| Olive Bond, and Doris Murphy on the program committee. The meeting closed by the use of hymn "A Charge to Keep I Have", contributed toward the program: Mrs. Murphy read an article on "The Gos- pel Singer, Edward MacHugh". A cake contest was conducted, Mra. Luke and Mys. Murphy served lunch, assisted by Mys, Raymer and Olive Bond, Proceeds $5.00. Myr. John Jeffrey visited at the ciozier. on Wednesday of last week. .| were. twenty-three present, HONEYDALE The ~Honeydale Women's Institute held a quilting and Pot Luck Supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs, I. Honey There The frame house formerly owned by Mr. Fred Mark, was totally burned «n Friday morning, January 30th... The cause of the fire was unknown. There was very little saved from the fire. Miss Isobel Honey'of Toronto, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Lawson Honey, Mrs. Russell Oke spent. the week- end in Peterboro, Mr. and Mrs, Lawson Honey visited Mr. E. M. Williams at Prince Albert on Sunday. We are glad to know that Mr. Nor- man Lyle is improving in health. We hope he will soon be well 'again. The ladies of the Honeydale Insti- "tute will hold their regular Tieeting, i Mr, and Mrs. Kerry. quilting and Pot Luck supper on Thursday, February 12th. It is to be ; held at the home of Mrs. Russell Oke "and Mrs. Paul Diamond. SCUGOG Zero weather was here again this week, and the ground hog sign says six weeks more of winter weather. But spring is coming! The Head Community Club and the Farm Forum will be held on Monday evening, February Oth at the home of All are invited "to enjoy the time together. i A union Pot Luck supper will be Several ladies. held in the Township Hall on Tuesday evening the 10th of February, begin- ning at 6.30. A 'good program is planned. Proceeds for the W. A. Everyone come and enjoy the time together, The Girls' Institute will hold its meeting on Saturday afternoon the 7th at the home of, Marjorie Milner. The roll call will be answered with-- "The funniest experience I've ever the road is never long"---by Mrs. D. ho * The motto--*"To a friend's house The lunch committee are home of -his son Fred, in. Weston, yoy. Hood; Lois Jeffrey, Clara Hardy, recently, The funeral took place last week of Mrs. R. Havding, late of Brooklin, and at.one time she and her late husband resided In our village, Rev. Mr. Smith, of Baltimore, was our predicher for, Sunday last. Another veryspleasant evening was, spent on Wedfigkday last at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Will Taylor. Young and old from 'the village, as well as friends and relatives from Port Perry and Oshawa, were es shower gifts and best wishes on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fudge (nee Jean Raines). The guests played games until the time when the bride and groom were ushered into the tastefully decorated living room. and were seated -in-the centre of the room on cushions, under a streamer bedecked parasol. There they unloaded many baskets of lovely gifts carried in by little Beth Taylor and Shirley Smith. Almost every- thing from silverware and linens to furniture and memo pads were there. | B® SS A. few well spoken words from the|¥ bride and groom caused a burst of [§ "For They are jolly good fellows" from the crowd. usual chats were carried on till the wee sma' hours' of Thursday morning. The young couple are residing in i Oshawa, where Jim is employed at General Motors. Best wishes for their future goes to these young people. 3 RAS IK es [LN = 11 | 4% ANC LP (ol IN 'A NAZI OFFICER SCHOOL: - «What are the aims of the Reichwehr Kadet Yon Ehrgelzlg?" "To fulfil all the claims sent. over Deutschlandsender by 'Dr. Goebbels, Herr Oberst." ' | Audrey Ploughman. Lunch followed, i after which games, dancing and the|¥ We hope the weather will be favorable for a hike. The dance in the Town Hall on Fri- day evening for the Russian Relief Fund brought in $16.50 besides giving an enjoyable evening to those in at- tendance. The Red Cross meeting held in the Town Hall, on Wednesday afternoon was attended by sixteen interested workers and they quilted and packed a lovely box of 8 large quilts, 1 men's turtle neck sweater, 23 pairs men's socks, 1 pair boy's mitts, 4 air force scarves, 6 girls' dresses, 7 girls' pull- overs,.9 pairs children's stockings, 2 pairs combinations, 3 ladies' bloomers, The next meeting will be on Feb, 26, Mrs, Glen Hood the new president Was in charge. Mr. and Mrs, A. Brunt, Mona ahd Carl, of Enniskillen, visited her sister' Mrs. Orr Jeffrey, recently, Mr, and 'Mrs, H. Cannon, Toronto, Murs, Mr, Roy Henders., 'Luzerne Sweetman, Mrs, J, L. Corporal Sweetman to Toronto, on Sunday after his two week's furlough. Miss Alma Hope of Port Perry, spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hope. The sympathy of the community is Hiram Fralick. Mr, Wesley Collins, 'another Scugog son, eldest son of Mr. George and the late Mrs. Collins, who lived on the farm where Mr, Fred Pearce now lives, and where Wesley was born 67 years ago. Mr, Collins died in a To- ronto hospital after a month's jliness, The funeral was held from A. L. Mec- Dermott's Funeral Home, on Sunday afternoon, and he was laid to rest in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. The sympathy of the community is extended to his wife and his father, Mr. George Collins, and his brother Elgin and sister Minnie(Mrs, Nichols) all of Port Perry. Miss Luella Jeffrey is spending a few week's with her brother Gordon, in Port Perry. Mrs. D. Hope, Mrs. R. Henders and Mrs. W. Mark spent a pleasant after- noon on Friday, willing at Mrs. O. Jeffrey's. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, Mills in Port Perry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Sweetman, Luzerne, Corporal and Mrs. John L. of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Martyn, and Mrs. W, Savage. The snow plow made another trip down the Island on Sunday. and Bob Crozier for the 2nd, Helen Clark the 3rd, Clara Hardy, Earl 'Reader the 6th, Norma Ploughman, Clayton Mark the 6th, Jesse Demara and Lou Pearce the 8th. GOOD Phone 72w, Properly dressed and well kept Always available at reasonable price, by ordering from W. E. MacGREGOR, BUTCHER MEATS PORT PERRY spent "the week end with her sister - Sweetman and Aileen, accompanied : extended to 'the family of the late Sweetman, were guests on Thursday Birthday greetings to Luella Jeffrey % Coffee Rolls - WE DELIVER PHONE 32 Phone 41 Phone 29w, Port NINE TSN TON CTE | IMC BN INL SIMIC ENILITANIN Ly IN DAYS OF UNCERTAINTY "RELIABLE Insurance is essential WHATEVER YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS MAY BE, Consult HAROLD w. EMMERSON re Service, and Good Quality in MEATS 'I{11's In the line of BAKING, We Have It SWEET DOUGH SPECIALS Chelsea Buns - Chop Suey Buns - 200. dozen - 200, dozen - 16c. and 200 Saturday Special--Chocolate Marshmallow Jelly Rolls Gerrow Bids, Part Perry Port Perry 0 EE 1 ES Ee EE Perry, for Quick "! CAWKER BROS, Family Butchers A Vi -- ae CO an. OA NA NRE t a | Pods wo